Practical legal guidance for individuals and businesses affected by online financial disputes.

It depends on the documentation available, the jurisdiction(s) involved and the counterparties. We explain the expected stages and, where possible, an indicative timeline in writing at the start of a matter. We do not guarantee timelines or outcomes.

Initial consultations are free of charge. For any further work, fee arrangements are set out in writing before an engagement begins. Depending on the matter and the jurisdiction, hourly rates or fixed fees may be used. We do not promise results in exchange for any fee.

Yes. With offices in Luxembourg and Canada, we assist with matters that involve more than one jurisdiction and coordinate with local counsel where appropriate. Availability of services depends on applicable law and the facts of the matter.

Gather all communication records, transaction details, bank statements, platform screenshots, and any documentation related to the fraud. Even if you think some information isn't important, it could be crucial for building your case.

Yes. We review transaction records and platform communications and can explain documentation and formal reporting options. Digital-asset analysis is factual and technical; it does not guarantee that funds can be recovered.

Matters often involve counterparties in different jurisdictions. We assess whether and how local counsel, platform processes or formal reporting channels can be used. We do not guarantee that assets will be recovered.

Each matter is assessed individually. Factors include the documentation available, the jurisdiction(s) involved, applicable law and the counterparties. If we are not able to assist, we may be able to point you to other resources. We never guarantee outcomes.

The initial consultation is free of charge and without obligation. Information you share is treated as confidential and handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy. An lawyer-client relationship is only created by a signed engagement letter.